Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-05
TELEGRApHIC BREvITIEs.
DOMESTIC.
1ail Hamilton has sailed for ,T.v.so

O6nerai w a. Emory ulto at w aSHlng-
ton.
The town of Hyde Park has been an
nexed to Chicago.
Republican Congressmen have nominated
officers for the House.
Fourteen Or fifteen Chicago bucket shop
keepers have been indicted.
A daring attempt was made by two muir
derers TO escape from the Tombs.
Mary Shields and Rosorio Pedano, both
of Philadelphia, killed each other
Building lets in Fresno, Cal, are given
away TO purchasers of theater tickets in
Chicago.
Archbishop Ryan has started for Rome
with the Pope's jubilee presents, amounting
to 5000 600.
Letters from eighty Congressman in re-
gard te tariff reform are published in the
roled3 Blade.
Senator Stanford believes San Francisco
PostolIice site can be secured for the appro-
psiation-$350, 900.
Jimmy Carroll knocked out Tony Nc
NanUs in eight rounds at Boston, both
men being badly cut.
United States Attorney Westbrook, of
New York, has been discharged under
/ dubious circumstances.
Ex-senator CARAT A. Hobart, of New
Jersey. member OF the Republican Ma
! tionai Committee, is in favor of a Western
city for the National Convection.
The committee appointed by the Ameri-
can Pathological Society has discussed the
adaptability of the universal language
| ''yoiapuk," and in substance made report
against it.
| Charles Hannibal Adams is the name of
a young man on trial for forgery-in Chi
| cago. Adams is a member of a distin-
| guished Massachusetts family of that name,
| a nephew also of Charles II. Adams of
Boston.
Jack McAulifie, who fought Jem Carney
recently, received such q blow that his left
| side was paralyzed, but 10 one knew it but
| his doctor He will not surrender the
5000 stakes, but he says he will fight again
for them.
| FOREIGN.
Dean Scott, the great Greek scholar is
| dead.
1t is said that ,Balfour has resolved that
Dillon shall be arrested on his return to
! Ireland.
The advanced men in Ireland are re-
voting against the Nationalistic policy of
moderation.
Salisbury thinks the British legislative
paralysis is simply matter of Parliament
airy regulation.
An earthquake has occurred at Besignane,
Calabria. twenty houses were destroyed
and several persons killed.
The Most Reverend Daniel McGettgan,
d. D., Roman Catholic Archbishop of the
| diocese of Armagh and Primate of all Ire
land is dead.
The London police keep sharp watch
on the movements of Sullivan, the pugilist.
Mitchell is determined to fight without
gloves. 1t is Thought there will be a des-
perate fight if the police do not prevent it.
The report was circulated in London,
Saturday, that the Smith-Kilrain fight had
taken place near Brighton, and that Smith
won in six rounds, after badly Furnishing
Kilrain, who was said to be lying at ST.
Thomas Hospital. The rumOr was alb
solutely without foundation.
PACIFIC COAST.
Fresnos real estate men form themselves
| into an exchange.
Carp are being distributed in New Mexico,
| Arizona and Colorado.
Seattle has been selected as the American
terminus OF the Canadian Pacific.
Two severe shocks of earthquake oc-
CURED in Mendocino county on Saturday.
Lens amounting to $4,000 have been
| filed against the Arizona Mineral Belt road.
Ninety-six horses were burned and loss
| of 100000 was sustained in fire at Los
Angeles.
The three convicted Socorro lynchers
have been sentenced to be hanged on the
Both of this month.
The Grand Jury of Stanislaus county
| found no indictment against the lynchers
of Frank McCutcheon.
During Friday night burglars entered
| Hale's dry goods store at San Jose. They
| took dry goods to the amount of $500.
The body of George Hubert, aged g. a
native of Denmark. has been found float
ing in San Pedro bay. The verdict was &C
cidental drowning.
Safe-crackers set a blast in the Seventy
| six Land and Water Company's safe in
Tulare county, on Friday night, but no
damage was done. Peter Jurgen's dog ran
| them off.
Nearly allveterans of Napa county Of the
Mexican war are drawing pensions "ept-
ing John York, ST., who forty-one ,-4s
| ago rode frcm Sonoma to Sacramento
much peril, and planted the Americ
on Suffers Fort.
| Michael Foley, native of Ireland, aged
| 26, and demented, left his home near San
Jose and wandered away. Charles Pillman,
a cigar maker, also left San Jose two weeks
| ago for San francisco, ana was to return
] Friday, one week ago, but nothing has
| been heard from him since.